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Tickets now on sale for The Brit Fest 2027 in Altrincham

It returns next year from July 15-18.

Tickets have gone on sale for The Brit Fest 2027, which will bring the likes of Ocean Colour Scene, Matt Goss and Marc Almond to Altrincham next summer.

The independent festival returns to Ashley Hall Showground from Thursday 15 to Sunday 18 July 2027, with next year's event expanding to four days.

Tickets are available from today, with festivalgoers able to choose between individual day and full weekend tickets as well as VIP, camping and live-in vehicle options.

The opening Thursday night will feature Symphonic Ibiza, combining a live orchestra, DJs and vocalists to perform some of the best-known Ibiza anthems.

They will be joined by special guests Kelly Llorenna, Livin’ Joy and Rozalla.

Ocean Colour Scene will headline Friday, with Lightning Seeds, Huey Morgan of Fun Lovin’ Criminals and Laurie Wright among the acts already confirmed.

Saturday's bill is headed by former Bros star Matt Goss and also features Haircut 100, Heaven 17, The Real Thing, Doctor & The Medics, Nathan Moore and Toyah.

Marc Almond will close the festival on Sunday, alongside The Brand New Heavies, The Amy Winehouse Band, Baccara, The Magic Numbers, Musical Youth and Cole Page.

Further artists are still to be announced.

Hosted by Jenny Powell and Mike Toolan, The Brit Fest will also feature emerging performers and entertainment away from the main stage, as well as independent food and drink traders and family activities.

Those wanting to stay for the full festival can book camping or live-in vehicle pitches, while glamping and pre-pitched tents are available through Tangerine Fields.

The 2027 event will be the fourth edition of The Brit Fest and organisers have promised increased capacity, larger infrastructure and further improvements around the Ashley Hall site.

A limited on-site presale held during this year's festival sold out on the same day.

Tickets for The Brit Fest 2027 are available now through Skiddle and the festival website.

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